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It's the same as working from home. If it doesn't bother you, great. But it drives me insane to walk 5 meters from my bed to my desk and start working and zoomi
by mnky9800n 4y ago
It's the same as working from home. If it doesn't bother you, great. But it drives me insane to walk 5 meters from my bed to my desk and start working and zooming colleagues.
- defrost 4y agoI'm in W.Australia, rural W.Australia - I work from home, sure - but walking the boundary with the dog in the morning can take an hour or so.
- mnky9800n 4y agoYeah I mean I've thought about how I can go skiing, or go to the gym, or have a routine that gets me out of the house. But really, it's sitting in my house that bothers me. Because it's like the same as you aren't supposed to use your bed for something other then sleeping because as soon as you do sleeping get distracted by the other thing you do in bed. My home is for chilling. Work is chill but it's not a chilling activity.
- cykros 4y agoYou need a good staircase between your bed and your desk. It allows you to have that commute experience. In my split level, if my wife comes home as I'm getting out of work, I even get the experience of "traffic" on my "commute" back up the stairs. Doing something between waking up and going right to work helps too -- I used to walk 3 miles to work, and would all but snarl at my wife who occasionally would suggest that she drive me in and rob me of that transitional time. Kettlebell swings and a shower can work wonders at going from bed mode to desk mode.